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Create or edit the competitive landscape for a product domain: competitor players, their category, HQ, regions, descriptions, sourced business stats with official URLs, and official links in _config/product-domains/<domain>/business/competition.json. Use when adding a competitor, updating market positioning, or refreshing business metrics. Every business stat must carry an official source URL and reported scope — no invented metrics.

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zeljkoobrenovic/spec-driven-product-architecture

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edit-competition

description

Edit Competition

Authoring skill for business/competition.json — the sourced competitive landscape. Combines competition/market-research methodology with this repo's exact schema. Read .claude/skills/_references/domain-model.md first, and read the existing file plus the reference domain ride-sharing-marketplace (11 players) before editing.

Method (what good looks like)

Include players that genuinely compete for the same customers/jobs; state the inclusion logic in scope. Categorize (global_leader, regional, challenger, niche).
Every business stat is sourced. Use official sources (investor relations, annual reports, regulator filings) with a real sourceUrl and the reported period and scope. Preserve reported scope — don't normalize away caveats. Never invent metrics or precision. Omit a stat rather than fabricate it.
Logos go in business/logos/; reference by relative path.

Exact schema

{
  "generatedOn": "YYYY-MM-DD",
  "domain": "<domain-id>",
  "title": "… Competitive Landscape",
  "scope": { "description": "…", "inclusionLogic": "…", "notes": "…" },
  "players": [
    {
      "id": "uber",                              // lowercase slug, stable
      "logo": "logos/uber.png",
      "name": "Uber",
      "hq": "San Francisco, United States",
      "category": "global_leader",
      "primaryRegions": ["north_america", "europe"],
      "description": "…",
      "businessStats": [
        {
          "metric": "gross_bookings", "value": "$162.8bn",
          "period": "FY2024", "scope": "platform",
          "sourceTitle": "Uber Announces Results for Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024",
          "sourceUrl": "https://investor.uber.com/…"
        }
      ],
      "links": {
        "website": "https://…", "investor_relations": "https://…",
        "newsroom": "https://…", "blog": "https://…",
        "engineering_blog": "https://…", "linkedin": "https://…"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Cross-file rules

This artifact is reference intelligence — it has no incoming ID dependencies from other files. The discipline is sourcing, not cross-references. Keep domain equal to the domain id, and keep category/region vocabularies consistent with existing players in the file.

After editing

python3 .claude/skills/scripts/validate-domain-model.py <domain-id> (JSON validity; competition has no brick/team integrity checks).
Regenerate: from _wiring/product-domains/, python3 generate-competition-docs.py <domain-id> "<Domain Name>" "<Domain description>".
Report players added/changed and confirm every new stat has an official source URL.

Avoid

Any business stat without a sourceUrl and reported period/scope.
Invented or suspiciously precise numbers; normalizing away reported scope caveats.
Including non-competitors to pad the list.
Inconsistent category/region vocabularies vs existing players.

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name

edit-competition

description

Edit Competition

Method (what good looks like)

Include players that genuinely compete for the same customers/jobs; state the inclusion logic in scope. Categorize (global_leader, regional, challenger, niche).
Every business stat is sourced. Use official sources (investor relations, annual reports, regulator filings) with a real sourceUrl and the reported period and scope. Preserve reported scope — don't normalize away caveats. Never invent metrics or precision. Omit a stat rather than fabricate it.
Logos go in business/logos/; reference by relative path.

Exact schema

{
  "generatedOn": "YYYY-MM-DD",
  "domain": "<domain-id>",
  "title": "… Competitive Landscape",
  "scope": { "description": "…", "inclusionLogic": "…", "notes": "…" },
  "players": [
    {
      "id": "uber",                              // lowercase slug, stable
      "logo": "logos/uber.png",
      "name": "Uber",
      "hq": "San Francisco, United States",
      "category": "global_leader",
      "primaryRegions": ["north_america", "europe"],
      "description": "…",
      "businessStats": [
        {
          "metric": "gross_bookings", "value": "$162.8bn",
          "period": "FY2024", "scope": "platform",
          "sourceTitle": "Uber Announces Results for Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024",
          "sourceUrl": "https://investor.uber.com/…"
        }
      ],
      "links": {
        "website": "https://…", "investor_relations": "https://…",
        "newsroom": "https://…", "blog": "https://…",
        "engineering_blog": "https://…", "linkedin": "https://…"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Cross-file rules

After editing

python3 .claude/skills/scripts/validate-domain-model.py <domain-id> (JSON validity; competition has no brick/team integrity checks).
Regenerate: from _wiring/product-domains/, python3 generate-competition-docs.py <domain-id> "<Domain Name>" "<Domain description>".
Report players added/changed and confirm every new stat has an official source URL.

Avoid

Any business stat without a sourceUrl and reported period/scope.
Invented or suspiciously precise numbers; normalizing away reported scope caveats.
Including non-competitors to pad the list.
Inconsistent category/region vocabularies vs existing players.